Ford heating (cold weather equipment)

[m606paz]

I found one defroster nozzle

[m606paz]

More parts found , C39QA-18478. Any diagram for the right side cross pipe ? Correct?

[Tony Smith]

Very nice! Not something often found in such good condition.

[David Dunlop]

Mariano.

What areas of Argentina would the Army have needed to install the cold weather equipment in their CMP’s?


David

[m606paz]

As I have commented on other occasions, it seems that we receive tons of leftover parts from World War II, and many have never been placed or changed in the vehicles. It seems to be the case of these exhaust pipes, which were new in wooden crates, of course the wood deteriorated after a long time, but they are unused parts. What David asks, I would say that the Andes and Patagonia have extreme climates, but not as cold as the arctic, that is why they must not have had heating, nor do I think they knew that this had arrived to be installed and used for heat.

[maple_leaf_eh]

Originally Posted by m606paz

..... What David asks, I would say that the Andes and Patagonia have extreme climates, but not as cold as the arctic, that is why they must not have had heating, nor do I think they knew that this had arrived to be installed and used for heat.

Argentina and Chile have temperate climates that range for coastal to high alpine, temperate subtropical to subarctic. Chile is narrower and has 16 distinct regions, based on geography and economics. The older I get the more I want to learn Spanish and travel in South America.

[m606paz]

The defroster nozzle is installed...
What do you think? Original? Or belong to other vehicle?
The holes on both sides...?